TheCoreh

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by TheCoreh 12y ago
I had the luck to have Fabiano Botelho — the person behind the Minimal Perfect Hash thesis — as an Algorithms and Data Structures professor back when I was studying Computer Engineering at CEFET-MG. He is absolutely brilliant, and has some
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
I don't get it. So by using IE11, you're part of the IE6-IE10 statistic? How so?
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
Not necessarily. The bacteria might have evolved inside the bottle.
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
I've made a parser for it, based on Douglas Crockford's reference implementation of JSON: https://github.com/coreh/dson_parse/
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
Swift's enums are like Rust's enums, so they're much more powerful than C's enums: In C an enum can assume one of multiple predefined values of type `int`. In Swift an enum can work like that too, but it can also assume
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
DEBUG is not solely used by socket.io, but rather by all modules that make use of the `debug` node package: https://github.com/visionmedia/debug The DEBUG variable holds a comma separated list of names (or wildcard pat
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
The new engine.io module used behind the scenes is amazing. It will start with long polling, and upgrade to WebSockets seamlessly (so you get a very fast start every time, even in old browsers or proxied envs). AFAIK, this is the opposite o
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
When custom TLDs were announced I was kinda skeptical about the whole thing, thought it was just an ICANN money-grab... and that it was a bad idea from a technical perspective because it broke the nice hierarchical organization we had befor
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
Surprisingly, not a lot more than 1080p video! There's no reason the color and depth data produced by the Kinects can't be encoded and compressed in a "regular" video stream. A very naive approach (where you simply stitc
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
It's a PDF of leaked documents though... If you consider leaking it from the original source to be fine, why do you consider leaking it from Greenwald to be somehow unethical?
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
Congrats for the awesome game! :D It's really fun — and I also had lots of fun watching the playthrough on Game Grumps. (where I originally found out about it). One thing I wondered: do you have a random Knight name generator based on
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
I bet most of that size is made up from the various dependencies Facebook probably has, though I'm still surprised it's that large. I expected the background worker things, like the facial recognition system for tagging people, an
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by TheCoreh 12y ago
Or OpenTLS, to still match the OpenBSD naming convention.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
I could see some conflicts of interest issues too. (e.g. implementing WebRTC could be against their interests - since Microsoft owns Skype, they might not want to lower the barrier of entry to a competitor.)
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
Thanks for such a fast reply! :) I'm quite happy with Microsoft's recent push towards openness. One additional suggestion: Perhaps you could also include a rationale on why a specific feature is not planned to be implemented: e.g.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
Would be nice to know if they plan on implementing special handling for asm.js. This info is nowhere on this chart.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
Or just go to the bottom right corner of the screen, wait for the charms bar to pop up, click the Preferences icon then shutdown. Which still doesn't make a lot of sense, but is simpler than what you described.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
The space key is also used modally, to scroll the page down. This creates an issue on some web games and video players: If the game/player element is not focused, and space is pressed (with the intention of pausing/playing the vid
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
Just watched it based on your recommendation. Thanks! It was a really enjoyable movie. Very centered on reality, I could barely spot any innacuracies, really good hard science fiction story.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
I think that's just an unfortunate screenshot. It 's an animated spinning circle, so it wont look like that in motion, just for a single frame.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
It has to do with the total angular momentum of a system composed of multiple smaller bodies. (Like the dust/debris cloud during solar system formation) This minute physics video (about the shape of the solar system) explains it probab
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
> Rest assured, it was white-hot in 2006, but has since aged like a half-eaten apple. It must have aged pretty well then, considering that one of the most iconic and timeless logos is a half-eaten apple.
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by TheCoreh 13y ago
I doubt this will happen anytime soon. Pixelmator is heavily dependent on OSX-specific tech, like core graphics. Porting it to other platforms would require basically reimplementing all this functionality from scratch, making it performant,
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by TheCoreh 14y ago
Since the competition is being held by a company outside of Quebec, do they need to abide to these laws at all?
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by TheCoreh 14y ago
I might be wrong, but I think if you're a heavy Photoshop user (their target demographic) you'll be already familiar with the panels Photoshop provides, and their custom panel will draw your attention. IMO, the "Try Me" banner also ensures
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by TheCoreh 14y ago
http://trac.webkit.org/
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Why I am Creating a Programming Language(katanalang.org)
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HTC Remote(youtube.com)
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by TheCoreh 15y ago
When you first install Google Chrome, you're presented with the choice of search engine. I'm pretty sure 99% choose Google not because they are already using Chrome, but because they probably trust or know Google more than Bing or Yahoo. Fr
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by TheCoreh 15y ago
I think it's a good move from Apple's part. It's not uncommon for users that rely on X11 support to update to the latest XQuartz release by themselves, anyway. Perhaps this will even bring more attention to the project, which is always good

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